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CHARLOTTETOWN, CANADA. SATURDAY, JUNE 5, 1943

llneerlotlou Delivered, $5.00 5 Inll. 84-003 other Provinces I I7.I.A, 85,00.

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GOVT lS OVERTHRAOWN IN ARGENTINA

r Lewis Yields; Calls Off U.S. Coal Strike

End Came Suddenly As Gov't Moved To End Parelyzing Tie-Up.

llreshyterians Would Fire Breweries llead

Enlarged Quotas For Machinery llsed 0n Fara

UITAWA. June 4- (CP) —- Th:

New Regime May Oppose Axis

One Pro-Axis Nationalist Ari

Br Glenn Babb. Aecoellted has.» Vie: ralalm

Arautlnahae ‘denim tthdlt certalutht $.wlfiirliiaiive a nawnfiy war whtopsnilects no per-ale ‘gen: IUIim Gill. C0 l - plan“. the last vernmegt h: nod rzlatlcgs

o iigh m "Iv I" "I"! "I" IIIlI ronouro, June 4—(CP)—The

Boa-ii ind issued q with the Axis. lthough the l tention f the ne unta t - waaflnlwrorl, June 4-(AP) as wartime commander-labelling 1;. am eiieiii,;l'eni,,g,,d‘“q{',f,i§, tlrel clear there seams little lionbt lthlat fhose tieewwl be erldzdllo m gfiiiaéii“ .,°i°‘é‘.f§§’$i° tfiisyipgiiiifig . John L. Lewis yielded to the sued an order directing the miners for cor type; o1 term mwhl- y or one thing revolutionary re gauged’ to the fulfillment of a nioiion ieqnesiing inn Dominion united States Government rods to return to work on Monday. nery implemen lrlg the announce- Altelllllwl international eareements. This onerl“! Interpreted as s Go emment to an; the resigna- 1' €st€d ° TS Ma F0 Ow - romlse Iru v I a and “n” °u m‘ W“ ‘tnhaiifi 1t marked the end too of a per- mud “l mcnu“ “um” m’ “m” pg" w any m“ gum" u“ ls'm°nu'"“ld ° n’ “Mi” '°"°l'm°“ tlon of EP. Taylor chief executive flgfihVd nextmilnnnday. tvlirii dea e non-i "ma" min-en in. Hui m“ g; firm ffé Qfy in 1w, in" agllfuluflgilillmonsjfitlaldgaglh the aggressor totalitarian states assisinni n, Him an Howe, min. . I Y 9"‘ “M” ' dent and wis one-time political - ' y u, mi; ' lster of munitions and supply, who _‘_' , 15g and came suddenly as the aiies mm“ Emmi” ma - mu" im- 0g mm m hinm, Mai-ch or e Un Nations an Argentine break with Berlin, Rome and was described as a iidonar_a_yeax. vnmniiini in mad it; New»; trumph m, the prrendenm w“ The om" prqyjdan 1e, m w". ‘lligyo wxiuld behone a! the were ma or gains. The Axle embassies in .. BUENOS AIRES, June 4—(AP>- L d P . - - taff ll wl mill - m"- . - l l‘ e-co-"uh- compels. we (‘We .. -*..r.:.We-.:2.-.:...l@ -...=:: .2"- m adults-lea. ..'.:::.;":..u'::.:l. KM“ is r e»- ss-uzu- rev "ll ll" llllm "law?" rbigyli-pv, v, p; outlet’. "v.12." i" “i; ‘ti; its, .- ,‘.'°',.",,.‘;'°‘,°"'g. "c. ha‘. t.» :.":‘..'."““ “°""'°.l.'i’ acute’; u. ‘:2... "=2. w" ‘3l5lY§-’-‘°i=-“in‘??53w-d w- our ‘is *la*i**su""°'=l.*ma..l‘ |: , G OX‘ B. D!‘ l n’! l’ t - L fl c" "*......*':.*.l"'.l~."3u.l.ll “is: or =1 o- ur» n» irzflasslill°°” J .er..r..:a> '.;.'::'::.'.ll:.:."::."..l: .**".....n.""'" " '"' m" ‘M """'"= "' ‘i851»‘1??§?§“il°ih-°§n-iwiifiiic-ii leiiifaizl. ...t.z'§l.€"l:.l'§ eature Revolt do m . wage controversy wul revert t6 the ' uld be om o» ta u t of the cvnlmllct- ‘ §='i§“ffil1 ‘flnrllllum m we“, u“ hi‘ "in d w‘! “in” Plglillifl‘ ts§“t8‘a.§“?.l£"3€lil vililhellnlgilamrgl wells: o‘; rTle In ‘the salllgntllgt cnalrllllgllel-elrll n ‘yggtetllllrgsfilrellril; Ttlggse Qilaishettlkiiréctuaoluglisihlilerx ‘T '\ "‘ ‘ w e er men. a l m I- n“\ "I M“ W" M“ °l ~',“,I;,g,‘- i is NIIXE!‘ a eresumption ‘on! negotia- lliiicetldiliiittlslllrlaliliolrixuligerrlime i, dlffloillteto azpargte these frlwtiileandsmsstsl‘ dlvlalon betweéh thug: - "'°““1“ ““u°““u“' 0th" “m” mMmN- "l" 5-(51 '3 m" m “m” m dd ‘ iii tions on portal-to-portal ay. W551i,“ w m“, i miiiiei. oi-dei- m‘. who favored the ideals of freedom and democracy and those who found were expected “mm-am, “mm "f n“ lhlll- “Wave” ‘ilwmmfin m i“; Icass late today nave ornlal as- empung a aomlqei-abie my o; the totalitarian, fascist way e phathe . fl-‘lllllv ling mo“ 0f hi! “bill” don Mornlns newspapers all: u" Wmlm’ °t t ° ifl‘, ii surance to the miners that a $80 gem; aqugpmn; groin m i-“ioii n. not there ls also no quest“: that there has been a growing fear a- "ed “Imam t ° “who” Drummond "P u“ ‘m’? ‘l m‘ ‘Iillllfln! N‘ ' wflh" u M:'n°'in iii boost in vacation pay allowances styrene!“ men; Argentlnes that their government was backing the wrong alliance which steamed iii“) the m0 daigh“ W" "' m‘ 5'5"" "l" i" "ll aifaloliklhisnlgggnfigriifie in." m and free tools and Bquivlllent will This ln-t-roveme ‘. which will mind" Pliflrlc lrir nuclei: efitihe world; that Castillo‘; "prudent nfll- ‘i-trslifitefi 'E'I.°sti‘iio'“b§;§£“iv'osu°1iié “flue Dall Ex ress bann d the he made the b9 “wuflng them whm m“ t? bring mm’ “He! m we ‘axmmg m‘ y M my M‘ “w ‘l ‘a e “u”, h‘ the ‘Bum “m” “m, m“ proclamations defylnfl the insurs- story “sntllAxlsp revolt lnuirlehv

A short time lat/er "commendation and the Policy eonmitlae rmanimcusly adopted

ct lat the occasion without mother de- the War Labor BOB!!! had refused to recodlllr-e go dispute. In

ghe no y committee, the Board of adopt- ancient" attitude, "uh awful direct-

i"...

trotting men of the

wgluaiilethadueht to lace upon s

" said. mi$n thalmstatement. there WM um m the sovrrnwwt I "'1" led of crlsia which set in yes- when President Roosevelt

dust”, 1n genera]. chiefly 81mm; it might do the nation untold danger unless corrected.

turn to work. the lleld oi Canadian manufacture.

. . ts. T” m" °' ‘h’ '°"°"““°“‘ °P mflvlontevideo dispatches said Pri-

Dlll! Herald's "Pro-Axis preslden

Pantelleria

tine.” Other headlines Included cs3

ted in , in talcment pro- but increased quotas also have been _ glallminin tlle mlpeanlnz of the Branted for some types of imported e 1 “Y” hfilhllii Cgliléméllid ii" mtlilfl in warship rleflasgebel troops": Th

" te th t machine The restriction elsx- l lsters a arr ve a oona r Ne" Chronicle Arxrntlne revolu- urunl‘: can: $1336.21 a. :. s... m? . made possible e l ° "m e’ ~— w»- c» R- c one» l» m safeguard the (Union) ritlhts of met-eased auounents or steel and By Kucmu; L. snvlrsow 5,12,2323,3533;'3,§'3{,’},£‘;%‘3§JESZ {flfffnfifi gglgifngihgénfervr-

the co-operatlon of the United States production board.

The orders recognize, the board said the effort being made in Can- adian agriculture not only to in- crease production of food crops but also to divert output from less es- sential to more essential fields.

Exemptions from rationing now granted cover such items as milk cooler to, small incubators, whsslbarrowa, electric fence con- ciieci trolerl. hay forks. slings and st-

‘ .. merits, hand-operated seeders, cul-rivators and weedere, and chick- en brooders. ALso exempted are purrinpijack and wood well pum .

ililiiluagélgkgli!" nggstogmillfgoiwg‘ Associated Press Staff Writer conditions" and procedure for ad- justment of grievances.

The increase in vacation Pill‘ from e20 to $50 and free provision and maintenance of tools and equl ment were granted al adluat- menzs in the labor contracts of the private operators in accordance with directions from the War Lab- or Board which the president told Ickes yesterday to iiaut into

Together. these a lustments were estimated unofficially to be Wflfth 25 _cents a day to each miner.

were not going into exile. Interior

inister Miguel Culaclatl was said to have landed to obtain food and medic‘ for the “sailing govern- ment" and their ship was ready to return to the river.

(In landing Castillo would jeop- ardize his presidential rights since a resident of Argentina must re- ce ve permission to leave the coun-

tr .)

Yrhe reasons for the revolt were not immediately apparent. althcuxh Rawson issued a proclamation which

said:- ~. _ This movement is only aimed to guarantee the safety of

There was no early editorial seq

WASHINGTON Jllne 4—-(AP) hem”

-The first formidable Anglo-Amer- ican invasion threat against the “soft" underside of the Axis con- tinental fortress seems to be hover- ing close over the tiny Mediter- ranean waistline island of Pal-stel- lerla, midway between the Sicilian n i and African coasts. But there are r factors in the situation which us-

Giveg Life ||| li£l.1°2.“‘i.%§‘.€é‘s2”l?¥t'5é3§ ‘L’? as; I llaln Attempt

Of Prospective Airmen

No New Elementary Flying Schools To Be Established. Power Tells House.

By C. R. Blackburn Canadian Press Stiff Writer

UITAWA, June 4 -(CP)- Air Minislar Power today told the House of Commons it was not pro-

Glen William Airman Killed

Sgt. Alexander Colin whose parents, Mr. and a, Matheaon reside at Glen Willi P.E.I.. has been killed on actl

ow» I

till 0f Living index * Advances

OTTAWA. June A -(CPl— Deualnicmlereeu of Stet-

m tela that its w“ "‘.*‘...“°.“l l mats ad-

Ill in ill; group indexes for foods. rants and miscellaneous ‘hm’? The Increase, however. has no affect on the ecet-of-iivlng bonus elymente now being received by anadlan employees since the nut date for ad uatntent of the bonuses ls A . 5, on the basil of the index llure for July 1.

Would Ban liquor Shipments Overseas

WINNIPID June G-(OPF-A

resolution uriing the Federal sov- ernment to ban all shipments over- nas cf liquor manufactured

anada was endorsed here today by the Manitoba conference of the united Church of Canada.

The resolution declared that in view of acute shortage oi ship in; time any alcoholic drinks "hat must be shipped to the overseas forces." should be obtained from lourcea closer to the theatres of war.

culling EVENTS

"Bhow-Melpequa Wednesday. "Show and Danoe-Bradalbane Tuesday.

'0 uu mu rutsiifr‘ mud. ° o-s-li.

"V1110 till Wh t and gitfilzy at ridge-cert. eiléussall

IIY

oll. 4-31. "see wnttbm ll tor fixer. June 1th ariilulla kinrnanwn. e 11th. -e-1l.

"Yeasum. it'| the laelry

llnla amt ni

lune ldtitfim‘. " ‘i-‘oll: "Just arrived,

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out. re llxneuwi. Martin: haulmiikto the

‘l Int River emcee fee "my June t. lbeldon allwocil 0-8-1

w "idrlnamt 0-4-11.

311V at IlIdei-ieton urns-in “' “" “#611688?”

‘bunk

Elli’.

l’ N . a . . "n"?! oi same.

" ‘rueeda r. u. omflwufii-mltne.

lo a. u.’ iraw a 11 Illiraeigréeiaia,

'l lllwbliitrii‘. a e, pan- Bus? rzlilbssflbfi“

on farm eqiilsiizment ave been increased su antially in items sucn as milking machines, up loll er cent from their 1942 uotas for omeatlc nd imported ypee; , creamaepcra rs ,~ “p33 per laent,

and harm: and feed crop handling

equipment. in which substantial in- creases also have been made.

posed to establish any more ele- mentary flying schools in Canada and said lack of facilities was not restricting the output of trainer; personnel. ._ . - ._-~---.---~i ->~

The auplpLy at manpower for the training plan was not unlimited, he said. and it might be possible that the plan at - ‘ contemplates a. larger annual production of train- ed personnel than can be maintain-

ed. The Minister said he could not

the peo le and our nation without any pol tical leaning.“

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lircps Wounded By Parachute

service overseas. His name w fiialillvlllilg inbriihe Ward Royal C

an e casualty‘ 1am at Ottawa last night. m

Sgt. Matheson had been ov since January. l-ie was 20 years o3

told Weather And ~llainlalls llelay Field Work

allied bombardment of Psrltellerla. At, Rescue

The rocky, lour-byegiht-mlle

island is a little Gibraltar, brist- HAMILTON, Ont, June 4 — (CP)_. Anthony Bennlttl, 44.

ling with great and small guns, it is said. Its military value to either side is at best sharply limited. Its capture at probable high allied casualty cost would not seem war- ranted if there is some other way of eliminating it as an enemy ob- servation post overlooking allied convoy operations through the of nearby Waterdown, gave his Mediterranean waistline. life hday in a vain attempt to In the face of British experience mo“, m", water-down girls on Malta, the most bombed target from drowning in a gravel pit of this war, there ls small reason near Alder-shot, six mile; coat to anticipate that Pantellerla could be knocked out by air and sea

It was understood that he killed dur an enemy air raid q Great Brita . He had been taklnr a course and lt was not In ~ xvii-raining‘ he had been on operation»

He was‘ killed on Sunday, May I,

llev. George A.

_ A-whg" say how many names were on lhe

immim‘ 2,5,1“ #2,?“ cgmplgfgd To walling list for enrolment in the “lirrffneii viii, Benniiii "m, bombardment alone It could b, LISBON. June e-(APL-A lrit- m! 1"???“ W" held Mil’ 39-

' 1 d elnfalls have e. RCAJ‘. but there were not so mflliV w .1 ‘nte rendered useless in that way how- lsh bomber damned in In Ivlll 5"“ "mg m “dmlmn ‘° h“ giouivilesliiigll Hillier operations ag- s} there were “and they are not ,,";';.'l’“2‘:.§“fl‘;.°‘§§§;. "idiot? ever as an obstacle tc frethallied llshl was reported to have dron- :20‘; ffdaiflmiiliirfllilgm l l

r , ,, . - l ‘ _ ‘ ii b . 0 d! , l

we“ r "*- "ev “samurai llead Conference “u.llli.‘ll."z.'l.l°l.z~d s... n. fil‘l'l=vi‘.“ltl°.i°si‘lifiz$f“9iifi liff-‘iifi ‘élréiin°°é‘éll‘ov“°=ltféi”t lfilrilril-"fillwlli “““ n’ " ‘ever -" e m “twat?

f t e do rtment cl ghehcanfdlan Nations Railways. Wheat in some fields is new walla- bove ground and flex ls. cumin! through. There ls silfflicent mois- ture st all points to carry the crop [or some time and a, few districts

ortugal about noon today and to have proceeded north-

war .

The wounded were said to have included Canadian, British and American fliers, who were taken

the Indian Ocean, or to the east- ern Mediterranean by thousands of miles.

There are other Mediterranean islands big and little, of tar more strategic consequence, from Sardin-

House in committee his 51,129,000: ‘on w” the awe” of the 000 estimate as his share of the war appropriation for the current

fiscal year. J, G. Diefenlbaker (Prog. Con.

the Canadian Army Oversees. and Mrs. Sheppard. M"! MIT" Beckett, ll. daughter of Ml‘- and Mrs. Walter Roelrett. Bennittl. Who could

en d

SAOKVILLE, N.B. June 4-40?) -Rev. George Archibald Christie. M.A. D.D.. of St. Peter's, N.B.. was

Favor Recruiting

not

allied move than its neutralization by bombardment and establish- ment of an sir and sea tight block- ade of its garrison.

LUMBER OPERATOR DIES

MCADAM, N.B. June 4-—(CPl —John Murray MacLcan formerly well known sawmill and lumber op- erator. died here today. He had conducted operations at East Apple

“g in-

lected president of the Maritime m“ 05am” Vmlméefi m“ “he u‘ lwlln dived without hesitation

report land so waterlvsied “em a 1n b y] b 1 t. ' fa to Crete and the Italian Dode- t0 I- hflsllllifll It 090R!» Th“ Wile

operations will be delayed. A fur- gfnégfgg: ‘ifgdghe ‘ilizlwfiuglégiliiig Zgveifivitneii £61,501: $1,, Yinififlfin rmifiim” "fimilflfefiffgfffi canesc off the Turkish coast of the reported to have sold they were

m" mmlmliliblilhizh°lll iiggiswgggg Rev. ran. uobthrliya. Sydney, use. instruction fees should he devoted the znliii-‘ss scream m ma. Aesean. which must figure larger vounilgd élurln; Biricvlvliriili: “fags?

;§{°‘£§n"wl{fi mveifflo mm i,“ m. Christie was born at Couva. w establishment of Canada's oraan- The eirls had been wading in ltliliaglliglgaililifrliiffl" ‘liltlllll’! PM" fifgf ° “Y ° ‘Y i

or summer “new, giowin in i-rom Trinidad, the son of missionary lzatloihllriviwhatizvefililllfllile c0111‘ the pool and stumbled into a The iopograpiiy 0i, the iiiami SAINT JOHN, N.B., June 4_

in days w iwo weéks in" than in parents Rev. and Mrs. Thomas lllelc l1 i. XII Dan s evc ved after 10-foot hole. Bennlttl sank in wmiid make it a satin“! invasion (CW-O inlon that one organjmb-

norm“ yo“ and ins flying need Christie. After raduatin from the War. the 10-foot drop in m attemnt probiem in iiw hands oi a 8min ii ion ah d handle all r rultlng in

is for warm sunny Wellhfil; ‘ml-PB mnwusle Umve“ w and P “e m“ some “hook u‘ ommwd by l" mfl‘ u” "m" "m ‘hudy determined force of defenders even n F c 0mm“ w“ expressed memb”!

in some mine“ n,“ n bii imiiiiy Divinity Hall, he served in pastor civilian flying clubs and he said 1m] disappeared, within“ its indicated simng- 10w I I I of the city council at s. council

owin in cooi L nnii uneven ates in all three Maritime Provln- profits should be devoted to the A married man with two iiicaiions Uniess ii ‘nomad “i an meet today, " it is", said

u. nniion in oinei. dimicis cee, including Galrloch,N.S.,Alber- welfare o! those sewing in the air srnall children. Bennlttl had Emmi inrinnboaid ioi. ma. an ___, Ceunc or A.E. Skaling, “the

rosts haveyaused temporal-v local Ygi-k Fg-gldtmsilitgitiihambnygiiiatarigd fog. 1m an u been, eniinloyedia: the gravel nicks on Siciiv its iediiciion by c? C m) sgmfgginavyéiitiimy irimdmair ‘tr ‘ .- ere asnn m a re . " mp0,.) c-t a - — e eacoer,

nigh blfikdflid.nlzflalg%ifl ‘Erich 33:1 giet n8 E i ‘mm M‘: Power on m“ lbnnle Flt or e Ms our bears invasion would seem a less logical A53“ “Nmeungistmauished a“? and whoever puts on the best Show

gets the most man and women, stead of the service which need; as?) mod mun; the largest num-

ing Cross to four Canadian officers were announced today. The recllll" ants are:-

sqiriln. Ldr. I". H. Boulton and act- Flt: t. Robert Buckham both of Vancouver. d address for Boulton is given as Coleman, Alta.

Acting Flt. Lt. Harry Deane Mac- Donald of Toronto. F0. Fr - ward Lewis of 8t. James, Man.

__________,_. LONDON. June A —(O'P Cubkl—

_ aspect oi’ Mr. Dlefenbakel-‘s discussion of the appropriation.

Debate on air force activities oc- cupied the House throughout the aftemoon with only a small oer- cenitage of the menlbers in their B88 S.

Air Minister Power told a truest- loner that efforts were being made t0 facilitate delivery of cables to sir force personnel overseas. P, O

l-ie had been secretary of the Maritime Conference since i981. Dr. Christie recently received the honorary do es Doctor of Di- vlnlty from lne l-lill Divinity Hall.

His wife is the former Rae Mow- att, daughter of the late Rev. Ad‘ Mowatt Montreal.

Awarded HI

IONDON. June t -(OP)-— ‘The Victoria Cross has been awarded r thum ‘y to Koans-Nui-A-Klwa rlgarirnu, young New Zealahd motor ‘eutenant who durlnc the battle of Tunisia held an important hlll position almost alone all one nlslill c

Canadian Airmen

liave Busy Week Yes, n= You Loorf Lone.

Erloucl-i You" LL

Escaped Gestapo,

Z71"! A. J 4-—(CP)-—-Odn- Black (P105. Con. Cumberland) -‘ d Ri - . N.S., Bot d, N i2- A n _

scum gland-s ‘dnnerl f hiars based armed wmcl ‘ = on this rubieclfo “d mull? the miiiiln liluea as anllcrllllhite Bavwlllld» all? ca": l °m°m “"1" ml" 11° WW6!" “ND DRUG?»

o Britain had a his week to ' ' There was a discussion between handmgdunc he w” 1n "v belllon and Rlvcr Charlo NB e today on the revolt in Amerltlnll

"gm mundw‘ "um gnl‘ m m“ 2311s lrorndlliznltllilplu. g a wmmy held patents on numerous mcchnn- news of which was reported only ‘N A “RUB. full-dress raids against seve ob- (Continued on Page 9, 001-2) r The iigggcm gwbung 0g his heroic lcal devices for handling logs and briefly in late editions of landon S-fORE r ii - Jectlvea on the continent lng ._______.§_ imdflniiip iii an iiiiied niiiwon in mmber, ervenlnglrs, i '

minu in enemy waters, and - aging locomotive. and other tlrgetl during offensive sweeps.

the action at Tbaza Cape March 26 l

3n‘: gfiihfi’ln"‘t°m"glgdm‘afii Active Year For Free Dispensary

mason June 4—(AP)—Wllfred Jacob Berthold Israel one b: 1a rltiah airliner

Enemy Raiders

These o rations were described P88891861’! 0f I my l» - we the new ‘l“'.“'q°-.‘,‘“ - - thialhuslszlml. *l.‘.‘..°“..us issued by air force headquarters cu Bl’ 0 ay as esdsy. was "in mummy

behalf of Air Marshal Harold (Gus) identified today as a former prc- TM “um w“ the 66m “a

wards air ffloer commendln - mlnent Ber de artment store ,

lira-chm b: tn: n.c.a.1r. overseas‘. owner whose Brltls. mother is now _ _ of the n! arm‘ the Birth lo I New

.§“”°.l"l°i£h .l:":...~ epicure" "ull" trailers‘: .. re'to “NW- M- “MM-v- “°"'“‘“’- l" “‘° “"‘ "’ ‘ ““°"' EC I . , B i G ' ._ w

C.A.F. losses of l0 bombers and day. escaped from the German ‘°P’1,,§,'ff.h;,§§§‘°“§fitmt°’,{, The movement for increased rylrlg on the work oi the Free Dis- ned on 1y to-

four fighters. Cleats dur the Jewish urge. (fly b an Qnelmy 91m; which bed accommodation at the Provin- pensax since its organization in brooghl the capital area tinder el- clal Sanutorium found strong sup- 1000. e outlined some of the hu-

. . . en, mdmignt m, anti-gleam; qq. port at last night's annual meeting manltarian objectives of the so- fenae; action, ~ . of the Charlottetown Free Dispen- clety during that time such as

l Heavy guns were heard in some sary, at which a resolution stress- leadership in the fight against _ _ ________ a section; the Metrwolitan area lng this objective was passed un- tuberculosis, milk and rncat inapec- ' “